Brazil 1989

Keith Haring's 1989 "Brazil" is a vibrant example of his signature style, featuring a dense network of interlocking figures in black outline against a radiant orange background. The vibrant colors and bold lines create a dynamic and energetic composition, characteristic of his work that emerged from the New York City subway art scene. The figure on the right edge of the painting, reminiscent of his iconic "radiant baby" motif, creates a powerful focal point against the blue background. This work is a testament to Haring's ability to capture the energy and vibrancy of urban culture.